i have a dangerously pressing desire to tell an unfortunate amount of secrets.


a collection of mornings, iiv.a collection of mornings, ii
we backtrack where we should not, turning in a too-small bed to the freezing glare of ten am. uptown and downtown again. this is not a cure.
vi.
i say i am sorry and he says don’t be. we creep back towards consciousness and i send him home in a flood of light and spring air. i wash my sheets of my indiscretion, his infidelity. so much for tacit understanding.
vii.
he whispers, turn your back from the dawn, our friends don’t have curtains. i grind sugar into my teeth and think of him when i taste cigarettes. blondes are all sweetness.
viii.
alone, languorous.
pirate

a change of scenery, perhapsIt was after a year in the desert. Standing stranded on the tarmac I would have publicly imploded for a place to put my head and sleep just long enough for the dirt under my fingernails to turn to diamonds. I would have abandoned my image for a sleeve down which to cough up my lungs and never breathe that dry air again. Instead I found myself in a native’s Jeep, spiraling up hills until that neon tourist trap of a city melted into mist-heavy rainforest. I abandoned the modern age for an ancient one in which the thirsty dip their hands into a stream and drink without fear.a change of scenery, perhaps
If the ancients feared liars, I was the enemy. In all my


sketch of a boy i knowIt was that angled jaw and perfect symmetry that caught my eye from across the room. I could have stripped that boy down to his skeleton and still have found him beautiful. He had the sort of intellect that could find Lafayette Street on a map of Pangaea, that knows what Manhattan looked like before the advent of modern architecture. He was from the desert and I dreamt sand in his rough cheeks and dark curls. He held my waist as we slipped east down Ninth Street. Our curves locked together; his hips complimented mine.sketch of a boy i know


addressing her past, today.-addressing her past, today.
addressing her past, today.
already, the flowing water reminded her of storm scattered skies and bouts of sadness; while her head hung motionless above a white sink basin and leaking faucet.
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love poem- number 6Our kisses were always more beautiful than the ones pinned on your wall.love poem- number 6
But they could never be therre to watch you sleep
So you dont know which one is real: Static permanence Arms painted around eachother Forever there in gold leaf
or
A dissapearing and reappearing act of passion Complete with mystery and mirrors: It's emcee, calender dates and flight numbers
step right up.
step
right
up
Until you can't tell you're alone or claustraphobic
when you look in the mirror.
Until so
I am envious.
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Les grandes personnes ne comprennent jamais rien toutes seules, et cest fatigant, pour les enfants, de toujours et toujours leur donner des explications.
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Life is an endless wake.
isn't it?
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"What wasted unconditional love on somebody who doesn't believe in the stuff... Oh, well."
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"...forget our one last kiss goodbye..."
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Ohhhhh. I'd like a pair of those.
*runs*
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"I've taken enough walks alone
to know how real nothing is."
~dystopian-dream-girl
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